Beginner Bass Sheets

Butterfly is a piece of brass sheet music written at about the grade one standard. This is the bass clef version which is written in Bb Major (two flats).  This piece has a focus on the grade 1 arpeggios. Bb Major and G Minor arpeggio respectively. You can see this on bar one and three, […]

This is a version of Wheels on the Bus written in bass clef. Like all of our other bass clef music sheets it can be played on any instrument that uses bass clef, but we recommend that it is used on a a lower pitched brass instrument such as a euphonium, bass trombone or a

This is a bass clef version of the well known nursery rhyme Baa Baa Black Sheet.  We recommend that it is played on a lower pitched brass instrument such as a bass trombone, euphonium or tuba.  Watch out for the quavers in bar seven! Why don’t you see how fast you can play them? Backing

Here we have got a simple version of a popular traditional melody called Shepherd’s Hey.  This version is written in bass and can be played on any lower pitched instrument, including any bass clef brass instrument.  Backing Track: N/A

This is a bass clef version of Kum By Yah, it can be used by any lower pitched instrument that uses the bass clef. We recommend this piece of sheet music for the Tuba and bass clef trombone and euphonium.  This version is written in Bb major but uses accidentals (on the Bs) instead of

This is Frere Jaques for brass instruments in the Bass Clef such as Trombone, Euphonium and Tuba.  As you can see this version has two accidentals. It has flat signs on the Bs and Es. So make sure you are playing these notes with the correct valves or positions! You can also play this piece

Welcome to twinkle twinkle little star for bass clef instruments.  This is a simple version of the popular nursery rhyme written in Bb Major. That means it has two flats in the key signature. Bb and Eb. So watch out! This version has also got breathe marks which are suggested places for you to breathe.

Good day to you all.    Here is a bass clef version of a popular melody called ‘ode to joy’, taken from Beethoven’s 9th symphony. It is quite a simple melody written in a 4/4 time signature with a simple crotchet melody. With that in mind make sure that you hold your dotted crotchet on

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